Investment Promotive Effects of Mega-FTAs on the Cooperative Game for Eurasia Initiative

Nany Hur (World Economic Law Research Center, School of Law, Korea University, Sungbook-Gu Anamro 145, Seoul, South Korea) *

Journal of International Logistics and Trade

ISSN: 1738-2122

Article publication date: 31 December 2015

Issue publication date: 31 December 2015

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Abstract

The policy choices of Eurasian states whether to form a coalition along with the “Eurasia Initiative” can be explained by the cooperative game theory. While the each bilateral relationship before making a binding agreement seems to be a non-cooperative game, the coalitions with many other states through a binding agreement of Mega-FTA would be a cooperative game. Despite the lack of numerical data, this study at least tries to show the possibility of applying the game theory to analyze the “Eurasia Initiative” and it’s the impacts of Mega-FTAs on this ambition. While the Eurasia Initiative necessarily involves some economic projects requiring enough investment promotion, Korea can strategically set up the policies linked with the development of Mega-FTAs. To utilize the investment promotive effect of Mega-FTAs, Korea has to assure that the core of the cooperation game would be the grand coalition of a Mega-FTA. If it continues to search for the best policies to maximize the superadditivity of this cooperative game, Korea will finally be able to achieve the co-promotion of Mega-FTAs and the Eurasia Initiative.

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Hur, N. (2015), "Investment Promotive Effects of Mega-FTAs on the Cooperative Game for Eurasia Initiative", Journal of International Logistics and Trade, Vol. 13 No. 3, pp. 113-131. https://doi.org/10.24006/jilt.2015.13.3.113

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Emerald Publishing Limited

Copyright © 2015 Jungseok Research Institute of International Logistics and Trade

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*World Economic Law Research Center, School of Law, Korea University, Sungbook-Gu Anamro 145, Seoul, South Korea, E-mail: .

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